Eboni Marshall Turman
Biography
Eboni Marshall Turman has served as associate professor of theology and African American religion at Yale Divinity School, and wrote Toward a Womanist Ethic of Incarnation.
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Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“A timely and indispensable contribution to the field of Christian social ethics. Harvey offers a reparations paradigm as the first step toward racial healing in the church. . . . An essential read for those who love the body of Christ and yearn for justice.”
Theology
“A song of love for Black women's flesh, Erotic Defiance mines the moral potential of Black women's embodied agency. Bryant skillfully posits Black women's bodily practices of loving care as mechanisms of power that reveal a defiant womanist sacramentality that collaborates with the Spirit of God in its opposition to a racist-patriarchal status quo. There is no doubt that Erotic Defiance propels the field forward. It is a must-read for anyone compelled by Christian theological studies and Black womanist religious inquiry.”
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